Lake Info
Normal Lake Level is 322.00 feet above Mean Sea
Level.
Current level for Cedar Creek Lake is: 322.07 Water Temperature:
84 degrees - top
79 degrees - bottom
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Pioneer
Day 5K draws nearly 100 runners
By Pearl Cantrell
Monitor Staff Writer
EUSTACE–The fifth annual Pioneer Day 5K drew a field of 98 participants Saturday,
which included so many 11 year-old boys that a new category will be named just for them
next year, event coordinator Gene Myers said.
“A hundred is a great number for this race,” Myers said, noting the event was
established with high school participants in mind.
Funds raised from the event help support the Eustace High School Bulldog cross-country
teams.
Starting at 8 a.m., the runners started at the Town Square, a change from years past.
William Ritter, 26, was the first to cross the finish line with a sweeping time of
16:47.53, followed by Germon Lopez, 17, who finished less than a minute behind.
Sixteen-year-old Dylon Lowe crossed at 18:29, followed by the first female, Canton High
School’s Heather Sterling, 17, who started right out in front with the fastest
runners. Her time was a little less than two minutes behind Ritter at 18:33.
Her mother, Cecilia Sterling, had the fastest time among the women over 40 to win the
Master’s award.
Juan Lando crossed next with a time of 19:15 to win first among 20-29 males, with
15-year-old Edwin Munyos right behind him at 19:25 to win his division.
Master men’s winner Scott Granowski, 49, of Dallas crossed at 20:22. His daughter,
Tessa, ranked second in the 17-19 female division with a time of 24:55.
Mark Short, fastest of the 50-59 males, finished just three minutes behind him at 23:28.
The oldest participant, Walter Hellebrand, 71, of Payne Springs, finished in 27:28.
Among the women, Dawn Summerhill was back in the Pioneer Day run eight months after having
a baby, taking first in the 30-39 female division with a time of 28 minutes. Her
10-year-old son, Joshua, also ran, while Toby Keith look-a-like husband Kyle Summerhill
tended their 2-year-old daughter and baby.
Hellebrand and other runners felt had the race started an hour earlier, when it was
cooler, their times would have been much faster.
Hellebrand finished nearly a minute faster several weeks ago in Malakoff, he said.
Other placements included:
• 14 and younger, male – 2nd Jordan Scott, 3rd David Lara.
• 14 and younger, female – 2nd Daisy Nicholus, 3rd Whitney Smith.
• 15, male – 2nd Adam Carson, 3rd Blake Maddox.
• 15, female – 1st Ella Agold.
• 16, male – 2nd Caleb Caldwell, 3rd Stephen Morales.
• 16, female – 1st Shelby Stegent.
• 17-19, male – 2nd Aaron Alvarez, 3rd Kannon Carter.
• 17-19, female – 3rd Nancy Murff.
• 20-29, male – 2nd Johnny Lee Jr., 3rd Jeremy Barton.
• 20-29, female – 1st Ashley Hartline, 2nd Hannah Lively, 3rd Mayra Burris.
• 30-39, male – 1st Boog Ferrell, 2nd Denver Stone, 3rd Casey Peach.
• 30-39, female – 2nd Shannon Milner, 3rd Florence Ferrell.
• 40-49, male – 1st Johnny Lee Sr., 2nd Lance Vernon, 3rd Bobby Wallis.
• 40-49, female – 1st Lisa Schoonover, 2nd Suzan Montgomery, 3rd Kelly Zimmerer.
• 50-59, male – 2nd Larry Harlan.
• 50-59, female – 1st Pam Bayless, 2nd Tracy Wallis, 3rd Vicki Mosley.
• 60-69, male – 1st Gary Milburn.
• 60-69, female – 1st Judy Miller.Moody/Reagan
wins CCCC event
Monitor Staff Reports
KEMP–The duo of Brad Moody and Tim Reagan edged the team of Mike Clement and Scott
Relyea to win a MGA fund-raiser tournament at the Cedar Creek Country Club Saturday.
Both Moody/Reagan and Clement/Relyea finished with a round of 60 on the two-man best-ball
tournament, with Moody/Reagan getting the nod.
Proceeds from the tournament went toward golf course improvements.
Mike Roach and Bob Pearson took third place in the championship flight with a 62 score.
Two teams tied with 63 – James Mashburn and Tom Green and Rodney Wray and Gary
Gallatin.
One shot back at 64 were Terry Butler and Mike Cathey, followed by the duo of Dan
Bradfield and Marshall Barton (66) and the duo of David Cary and Charles Hetmer (67).
The team of Jared Elzner and Charlie Theis fired a 59 to win the first flight by two shots
over the duo of Rick Miller and Billy Tyler, who carded a round of 61.
Third place went to the doe of Gary Day and Ray Brown, who shot 65. Two shots back at 67
were Kurt Schumacher and Derek Drab.
Two teams tied at 69 and at 70 on the first flight.
Tying at 69 were Jim Stuart and David Ziegler and the team of Lee Ayers and Ken Cates.
Recording 70s were Wes Verner and Skip Godwin, along with Wade Shaw and Bryan Sewell.
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